WTS WA Sears Roebuck JC Higgins model 36 22LR

[CV-66]

Not sure what year this was made but it has no serial number. Works fine and is a fine squirrel/rabbit gun. Would make a nice gift to place under the Christmas tree (waaaay better than a Red Ryder), or for a young man or daughters first time in the field. Bluing shows a little bit of wear near the muzzle on the right side but is in good shape overall. Will accept a scope with tip-off rings if you don't like using iron sights. It's a pleasure to offer this for someone else to use.

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[jim97701]

How do you legally transfer it at an FFL with no serial number?. Not being a smart ars just honestly curious how that works?.

 

[Andy54Hawken]

Back when working at a pawn shop , if a firearm came in without a serial number like the one in the OP ... We'd write in "No serial number , Pre-1968 manufactured firearm".

'Course its been a few days since I worked there , might be different now.

How do you legally transfer it at an FFL with no serial number?. Not being a smart ars just honestly curious how that works?.

Nice rifle in the OP ... good luck with your sale!
Andy

 

[Silver Hand]

Love it! The condition is remarkable for a plinker of that vintage. Someone is going to have a wonderful Christmas if dad doesn't keep this one for himself.

 

[TwinStick]

I have one just like it. Great little shooters!

 

[whitney]

How do you legally transfer it at an FFL with no serial number?. Not being a smart ars just honestly curious how that works?.

You place "NSN" (no serial number) in the serial number block of the 4473.
I have two older WMRs with no serial numbers and were transferred this way.
~Whitney

 

[CV-66]

Lower price $100

 

[notazombie]

Wow, sure wish you were on my side of the state line. That .22 would love to live at my house.

 

[CV-66]

Thanks everyone for your interest. I sold this to an FFL holder in Oregon yesterday.